Aircraft N5017N — 1945 Lockheed/Vega (Boeing) B-17G-105-VE Flying Fortress Photo at OXR

N5017N, 1945 Lockheed/Vega (Boeing) B-17G-105-VE Flying Fortress, C/N: 8649
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Aircraft N5017N, 1945 Lockheed/Vega (Boeing) B-17G-105-VE Flying Fortress, c/n 8649, 1944 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress 'Aluminum Overcast', ventral guns Sperry electric ball turret with open entry hatch. Normally, this hatch entered from inside the fuselage when rotated upward only after takeoff., at OXR, photo by Doug Robertson
1944 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress 'Aluminum Overcast', ventral guns Sperry electric ball turret with open entry hatch. Normally, this hatch entered from inside the fuselage when rotated upward only after takeoff.
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Shot Date 2010-04-20
Airport OXR
Oxnard Airport
Upload Date 2010-04-21
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon PowerShot A720 IS
Shutter Speed 1/200 sec
Aperture f/4.5
ISO 80
Focal Length 26.7 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1600 × 1200
Date Taken 2010-04-20 14:27:55
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Paul Perry
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Aircraft N5017N, Overhead photo., at MAN, photo by Gerald Howard
Gerald Howard
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John Little
@ KAPA
Aircraft N5017N, At Arlington Municipal, at GKY, photo by Zane Adams
Zane Adams
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Aircraft N5017N, 1945 Lockheed/Vega (Boeing) B-17G-105-VE Flying Fortress, c/n 8649, 1944 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress 'Aluminum Overcast', ventral guns Sperry electric ball turret with open entry hatch. Normally, this hatch entered from inside the fuselage when rotated upward only after takeoff., at OXR, photo by Doug Robertson
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